28 Jun 1974
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1974
Page
1
Harris Survey finds a record 59 percent of Americans dissatisfied with the nation. Republicans, college graduates, and higher earners join widening dissent for the first time since 1966. Data from 1,413 households in June show growing belief that leaders are self serving.
St Clair wraps two day Watergate testimony with peers split on persuasiveness. Rep. Wiggins says Doar's framework remains intact while Rep. Danielson questions its impact. Rebozo seeks court limit on inquiries as Haldeman urges hearings on leaks.
President Nixon in Moscow on a second summit day greets Russians along a main street near the Kremlin. After laying a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb, he pauses from the bubbletop limo to shake hands, declaring “for everybody, for the whole world” and noting “the Russian people and the American people.” Interpreters translate, while residents welcome his visit.
Nixon and Brezhnev announce three cooperative ventures including heart research housing and energy. Heart pact covers synthetic valves artificial hearts pacemakers diagnostics and pediatric heart care with joint testing and published results. Housing plan aims at earthquake prone regions and extreme climates while energy talks push broad R D on conventional and unconventional forms and energy efficiency.
Landslides near the I 471 bridge site between Cincinnati and Newport threaten a two year delay for ramp construction. The bridge itself will continue, but ramps tying the structure to city streets await hillside stabilization, highway officials said.
The SEC warns investors about two alleged schemes costing over 100 million dollars. One targets oil exploration tax shelters attracting business and entertainment figures. The other involves a wine venture. Both promote high returns via Ponzi style fundraising.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey denounces a Watergate Committee finding on his 1972 campaign funds as improper while defending his use of over 100000 dollars of personal money as a lifetime investment. The report also details George McGovern and John Lindsay finances and raises questions about corporate gifts and campaign transfers.
The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration approved 666674 in grants for three Ohio agencies. Canton receives 422274 to build two juvenile detention facilities, Franklin County Municipal Court 135000 for a judicial recess analysis, and Dayton Pilotities Program 109400 for documentary projects explaining criminal justice.
Detroit police search the Detroit River for two officers aboard a helicopter struck by a Beechcraft D18. The plane's two occupants, Pc Charles Weldon and co pilot Robert Maddox of Olive Branch, Miss., were uninjured and landed safely at Detroit City Airport.
Cloudy skies and lows in the 60s are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with a chance of showers. Highs in the 80s are expected tomorrow plus daily showers Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
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